"Data harvest" - is a newly painted mural in a famous town Kražiai in Lithuania. This painting has a double meaning - the obvious one is a direct depiction of the yield harvesting, which is common for the country. Another meaning - is that we are that yield. For the city citizen or the country dweller - the all covering social nets has their fingers everywhere. We share our emotions and the nets harvest them constantly converting into data.

Mural is constructed in a pattern like manner to merge into architectural environment and also into locals minds. It's similar to a wallpaper in a way, or a carving/ knitting visuals folklore use. The colors are very vivid and modern at the first sight, but the scheme is actually very classic. It takes it's roots from the christian art. Blue, red and yellow (golden) were the most common colors in the age of the iconography.

Author - Artur Shirin (Ettoja), 2019.